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    The Liberty Song Analysis

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    The ‘feel-good words’ of pop rock… The ‘my wife left me lyric’ from classic country… the ‘sorrow filled words’ of blues… Since the beginning of music, lyrics of songs have reflected the attitude and culture of the time in which they were written. This is especially true in times of difficulty and war. During the Revolutionary War era, songs were more than just ‘music’, they were written, and sung, to make a statement. There were many songs written at this time which expressed how Americans…

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    Entertainment In 1920s

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    In the ‘20s, people spent most of their free time watching or attending sport events. Stadiums were built for all different types of sports. The Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden are the most commonly known stadiums. The Madison Square Garden was rebuilt in 1925 by Tex Rickard, a former boxer (Alchin). Advertising became a popular way to get people to go to the stadiums and buy products related…

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    and indirectly to the Union commander Ulysses Grant. Captain Keller references words such as butcher, drunkard, obstinate, and defeat. Keller also complains that the Confederate commander at Vicksburg was not a Southerner, but rather a "half-breed Yankee traitor." Captain Keller is a Southerner who has been "subjected to" the rules of the North during Reconstruction. The relationship between Captain Keller's views and his struggle with Annie and Helen are related directly to his ignorance. These…

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    man, an Irishman, or a Yankee man. The rails are laid on them, and they are covered with sand, and the cars run smoothly over them. They are sound sleepers, I assure you. And every few years a new lot is laid down and run over.” In this, he is saying that the railroad is not essential, people move too fast, and need to slow down. He uses the parallelism of, “We do not ride on the railroad; it rides upon us.” To show…

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    the field. His major league debut was on May 3, 1936. He said, “When baseball is no longer fun, it’s no longer a game “. DiMaggio represented the best in America. It was his character, his sensitivity, and his generosity. If that’s not enough, The Yankee Clipper in his rookie season batted three- twenty three average with twenty nine homeruns. Therefore, Joe DiMaggio made a big impact on and off the field. Joe was born on November 25, 1914 to the parents of Giuseppe and Rosalia DiMaggio.…

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    understand that Federal, Yankee, Union ships brought slaves to America! These ships were from the New England states, and their hypocrisy is atrocious. These Federals were ones that ended up crying the loudest about slavery. But without their ships, many of the slaves would have never arrived here. They made countless fortunes on the delivery of slaves as well as the products made from raw materials such as cotton and tobacco in the South. This is the problem with Yankee history. History is…

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    wise, Yekl portrays himself to be a well-put-together martyr and a confident true Yankee. He attracts all of the ladies at the dance school easily and was highly thought of by the people around him. He appears to have his life together and everything that would follow a successful life style. A true noble man with good morals and values. In reality, that is far from the truth! The personality traits of a true Yankee are someone who is “independent, responsible, and frugal” (Butler-sweet). Yekl…

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    U.S Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor, a former professor at NYU School of law was honored to receive the Doctors of Law degree, and there she delivered the NYU’s 180th Commencement to all the graduates and faculty at the Yankee Stadium on May 16, 2012. In this Commencement Sotomayor was greatly welcomed by the Trustee Maria Bartiromo, Kenji Yoshino, and the Chief Justice Earl Warren Professional of Law highly introduced Sotomayor to the enthusiastic crowd as “a self-described Nuyorican” and…

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    The character from Twelve Angry Men who committed this fallacy was yankee. When they were discussing whether or not the boy is guilty or not and only one person thought he was guilty, the yankee said, “ You couldn't change my mind if you talked for one hundred years.” This is an example of poisoning the well because he's telling him, dude you can’t do anything. So from this point on, anything he says will be discredited by the Yankee, and it may be discredited by the others. What he should have…

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    I am just a simple kid. I live with my mom and my brother. I go to school, I play soccer and I like sports a lot. I often look around and see people in transition very busy at human "doing" rather than human "being." Everyone seems to be on their way to becoming something, looking forward to some far off goal. The most comfortable place I have ever been is precisely where I am at this very moment in time and that is in the present moment. This attitude is not to be mistaken for a lack of…

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